Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-12-30 | Page 78 | Trapshooting Champions

TRAPSHOOTING CHAMPIONS Alabama Dr. A. Lawson, Nashville. Arkansas J. K. Chatfteld, Texarkana. Arizona H. P. DeMund, Phoenix. , Atlantic fleetF. P. Williams, U. S. S. Solace. j California-Nevada F. H. Melius, Los i Angeles. Colorado-New Mexico R. A. King; Delta. Connecticut W. A. Flynn, New Britain. , Delaware L. R. Beauchamp, Harrington. Harring-ton. Florida G. W. Ball. Leesburg. Georgia W. H. Jones. Macon. Idaho D. J. Holohan, Burley. Indiana Dr. W. L. Straughan, Richmond. Rich-mond. Iowa J. R. Jahn, Davenport. Illinois Mark Arie, Thomasboro. Kansas Steve Hoyne, Salena. Kentucky Z. C. Offutt, Louisville. Louisiana H. T. YVadley, Alexandria. Michigan C. A. Gailbralth. Bay City. Missouri Harve Dixon, Oranoga. Mississippi Lloyd Matlack, Ocean springs. Maryland -District of Columbia J. S. Michael, Aberdeen, Md. Montana H. Schnack, Forsythe. Minnesota C. A. Mason, Little Falls. Maine E. A. Randall'Portland. Massachusetts S. W. Putnam, Fitch-burg. Fitch-burg. New Jersey C. B. Piatt, Bridgeton. New York H. J. Pendergast, Phoenix. New Hampshire E. 13. Reed, Manchester. Nebraska C. L. Waggoner, Diller. North Carolina J. B. Pennington, Tar-boro. Tar-boro. North Dakota A. R. Chezik, Portal. Oklahoma George Hewis, Tulsa. Oregon J. W. Seavey, Portland. Ohio F, E. Brint. Pennsylvania-rRay Mclntyre, Butler. Rhode Island W. J. Weaver, Providence. Provi-dence. South Dakota E. T. Meyers. Mitchell. South Carolina J. H. Staples, Charleston. Charles-ton. Texas F. W. McNeir, Houston. Tennessee J. H. Fite. Mount Pleasant. Utah C. H. Reilley, Jr., Salt Lake City. Vermont D. M. Barclay. Barre. Virginia R. A. Hall, Fisherville. Washington J. H. Hopkins, Seattle. Wisconsin C. G. Lawson, Waupaca. Wyoming J. H. Bradfleld. Sheridan. West Virginia W. E. Myers, Fairmont. STATE CHAMPION'S -WOMEN. Connecticut Mrs. F. F. Rodgers, Stanford. Stan-ford. California-Nevada Mrs. C. E. Groat, Los Angeles. Delaware Miss H. D. Hammond, Wilmington. Wil-mington. Iowa Miss Emma Wettleaf, Nichols. Illinois Mrs. A. H. Winkler. Chicago. Indiana Mrs. D. J. Dalton. Warsaw. Kentucky Mrs. Edward Hilliard, Louisville. Louis-ville. Montana Miss Selma Robin. Kalispell. Minnesota Mrs. S. S. Johnson, Minneapolis. Minne-apolis. Michigan Mrs. L. G. Vogel, Detroit. New York Mrs. H. L. Harrison, Rochester. Roch-ester. New Jersey Mrs. F. A. Johnson, Atlantic City. Oklahoma Miss Mary Wilson, Drum-right. Drum-right. ' Pennsylvania Mrs. F. H. Mellon, Pittsburg. Pitts-burg. Tennessee Mrs. Curtis King, Memphis. Wisconsin Mrs. C. D. Moon, Eau Claire. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS'. Amateur (singles) Mark Arie of Thomasboro, Thomas-boro, Hi. Professional (singles) Homer Clark of Alton. HL Amateur (doubles) Clarence R. Piatt of Bridgeton. N. J. Open (doubles) William Ridley of What Cheer. Iowa. Amateur (2i0 targets) Charles B. New-'eornb New-'eornb of Philadelphia, Pa. All-round (open) Bart Lewis of Auburn. Au-burn. 111. , ' All-round (amateur; Mark Axle of Thomasboro, 111. Eighteen yards Fred Tomlin of Penns- grove, N. J. U. S. S. Navy F. P. Williams of U. S. S. Solace. Intercollegiate (team) Princeton. Intercollegiate (individual) C. V. Caesar, Princeton. HANDICAP WINERS. Grand American C. H. Larson of Wau- paca. Wis., from 20 yards. Eastern K. B. Noble of Hartford, Conn., i7 from IS yards. Southern L. G. Richards of Richmond, Va., 9J from 21 yards. Western M. H. MeDaniel of Durant, Okia., 97 from 20 yards. Pacific coast Charles Vocum of Tulare, Cab. 95 from IS yards. Professional.